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--- auth:setup_printers [2008/03/10 16:22] – kohofer
+++ auth:setup_printers [2009/10/21 11:12] – kohofer
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 {{configure_printer5.jpg|:configure_printer5.jpg}}{{configure_printer6.jpg|:configure_printer6.jpg}}
+==== Add Printer using CUPS via Samba ====
+Prerequisite:
+- member of the admin group
+Caution:
+This procedure is only recommended for users with their own Notebook/Desktop,
+because it is necessary to store the password in clear!
+. Open your preferred browser and type this address:
+  localhost:631
+. Follow this guides as shown on the next screen shots
+^ Select Add Printer      ^ Fillout the 3 fields with your own values^
+| {{:auth:cps0.png|Add Printer}} | {{:auth:cps1.png|Fillout the 3 fields}} |
+^ Select Windows Printer via Samba ^ Device URI, replace with your username and password ^
+| {{:auth:cps2.png|Select Windows Printer via Samba}} | {{:auth:cps3.png|Device URI, replace with your username and password}} |
+^ Select Manufacture Generic ^ Select Printer Driver Generic Postscript ^
+| {{:auth:cps4.png|Select Manufacture Generic}} | {{:auth:cps5.png|Select Printer Driver Generic Postscript}} |
+^ A window will appear asking for username and password ener yours ^ Set Printer Options ^
+| {{:auth:cps6.png|Enter login and password}} | {{:auth:cps7.png|Set Printer Options}} |
+----
 ==== How to connect to a Samba Print Server ====
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 First get the name(s) of the printer(s).
-To get the printer names use a Samba share browser like LinNeighborhood.
+To get the printer names use a Samba share browser like LinNeighborhood or use
+smbclient with the following options:
+  smbclient -L \\<windowsprintserver> -U <windowsuser> -W <domain> > printer_list.txt
+Using Kerberos (aka kinit)
+  smbclient -L \\<windowsprintserver> -k > printer_list.txt
   * Install:
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   sudo /etc/init.d/cupsys restart